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The UK is returning 32 "crown jewels" looted from the Asante king's court in Ghana 150 years ago. The Victoria & Albert Museum and the British Museum are participating in long-term loan agreements, with items such as a gold peace pipe, ceremonial cap, and sword of state being returned. The loans aim to foster cultural cooperation, but some nations fear it might imply UK ownership acknowledgment. The Asante artifacts, symbolizing the Asante royal government, will be displayed at the Manhyia Palace Museum in Kumasi under three-year agreements with an option to extend.

  Ghanaians express their willingness to cast votes fueled by frustration and economic struggles due to a lack of trust in the New Patriotic Party government, accused of corruption and mismanagement. Prof. Gyampo's call resonates as a timely plea for those facing severe economic hardship due to unfavorable policies. The Director of Operations, Adams GH Ibrahim Mumuni, asserts this on a political talk show. Prof. Gyampo further states that the Labor Union plans to vote with hunger and anger in the 2024 elections, emphasizing the necessity for addressing labor conditions, regardless of the election outcome. This follows former President John Mahama's request for a grace period if he regains power, addressing demands for improved conditions of service. The senior political science lecturer outlines conditions for government leadership to gain Labor Union support, emphasizing leading by example. Adams GH Ibrahim Mumuni advocates for voting out the NPP government, attributing econom...

During the 2023 AFCON, Ghanaian defender Mohammed Salisu clashed with local journalists in Ivory Coast after Ghana's elimination. The incident occurred when reporters, dissatisfied with Ghana's performance against Mozambique, voiced their discontent. Despite initial success with two penalty kicks, Ghana conceded two goals in four minutes, leading to their current 3rd place standing. Frustrated journalists expressed displeasure, prompting Salisu to confront them at the mixed zone, though security prevented physical altercations. This marks Ghana's second consecutive early exit in the tournament, having failed to progress beyond the first round. In the other Group B match, Egypt and Cape Verde drew, securing Egypt's second-place finish, one point ahead of Ghana.

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